Connection

[Dippy]

Hello I'm working on a connection

 

But it seems that When I add a who or flood protection it disconnects but without these it holds well any idea's?

 

 

Thanks

[Kronicdreamer]

will need to see some kinda coding on what kinda flood control you have

 

[The Gate Keeper]

the reason is because you might be trying to do too many things at once, and the server is disconnecting you.

 

As mentioned... What exactly is your protection method?

[Dippy]

but thing is it does the same when I add Whois

[Dippy]

Well I throught I post the code

 

 

alias localwrite sockwrite -tn sock.local $1-
on *:start:sconnect
alias sconnect {
  if ($sock(sock.local))  sockclose sock.*
  var %p $r(1000,9999)
  while (!$portfree(%p)) var %p $r(1000,9999)
  socklisten init.connection %p
  server localhost %p
}
on *:sockclose:sock.server:{
  echo -a 4* Server disconnected. Retrying.
  sockclose sock.local
  sconnect
}
on *:socklisten:init.connection:{
  sockaccept sock.local
  sockclose $sockname
  sockopen sock.server 24.215.5.3 6667
}

on *:sockclose:sock.server:{
  echo -a 4* Server disconnected. Retrying.
  sockclose sock.local
  sconnect
}

on *:sockread:sock.local:{
  var %r | sockread %r | tokenize 32 %r
  if ($1 = NICK) || ($1 = USER) halt
  elseif ($2-) .sockwrite -n sock.server $1-
  return
}

on *:sockopen:sock.server:{
  if ($sockerr) { sockclose sock.local | .timer 1 5 sconnect | halt }
  var %pass = %password, %l
  if ($len(%pass) != 32) %pass = $md5(%pass)
  sockwrite -n $sockname AUTHTYPE IRCWX1
  sockwrite -n $sockname LOGINH %Email %pass
  sockwrite -tn $sockname USER $me $me $me :BLUE CONNECTION VERSON 1.0
  sockwrite -n $sockname CLIENTMODE cd2
}

on *:sockread:sock.server:{
  var %r | sockread %r | tokenize 32 %r
  if ($window(@debug)) echo @debug $+(,$sockname,: $1-)
  if ($1 == PING) .sockwrite -n $sockname PONG $2-
  if ($raw == 401) { .echo -s $color(info2)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) No such nick $clr($2) | halt }
  if ($raw == 403) { .echo -s $color(info2) $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) No such channel $clr($2) | halt }
  if ($raw == 404) { .echo -s $color(info)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) You cant talk in $2 | halt }
  if ($raw == 412) { .echo $2 $color(info)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) $2- | halt }
  if ($raw == 421) { .echo -s $color(info2)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) Unknown Command $clr($2) | halt }
  if ($raw == 432) { .echo -s $color(info2)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) Bad nick | halt }
  if ($raw == 433) { .echo # $color(info2)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) Nick in use | halt }
  if ($raw == 442) { .echo -s $color(info2)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) Your not on that channel | halt }
  if ($raw == 485) { .echo $2 $color(info2)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) You are not a channel owner. | halt }
  if ($raw == 482) { .echo $2 $color(info2)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) You are not op in this channel. | halt }
  if ($raw == 510) { .echo -a $color(info)  $+(Error,$clr($raw),:) $2- | halt }
  if ($raw == 471) { .echo -s $color(info2) -> Knock: Cannot join $2 $clr(Room is Full) | halt }
  if ($raw == 473) { .echo -s $color(info2) -> Knock: Cannot join $2 $clr(Invite Only) | halt }
  if ($raw == 474) { .echo -s $color(info2) -> Knock: Cannot join $2 $clr(Ban) | halt }
  if ($raw == 475) { .echo -s $color(info2) -> Knock: Cannot join $2 $clr(Need Key) | halt }
  if ($2 == 353) { $remove($4-,=,:) }
  if ($raw == 366) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 002) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 003) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 005) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 251) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 265) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 315) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 801) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 802) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 803) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 820) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 915) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 903) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 908) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 914) { haltdef }
  if ($raw == 908) { echo 4 -t $active No permission to perform command | haltdef }
  if ($raw == 914) { haltdef }
  if ($2 == 818) { echo 4 -a * $mid($remove($1-,818,FlashIrcServer.1,$me,$chr(35),$chr(37),$chr(58),,)$1-,12,60) | halt }
  elseif ($2 == PRIVMSG) {
    var %msg = $gettok($gettok($remove($4-,[br]),2-,93),$calc($numtok($gettok($remove($4-,[br]),2-,93),91)-1),91) 
    if ($numtok($4-,91) < 2) { %msg = $gettok($1-,2-,58) } 
    elseif ($numtok($4-,91) >= 2) { %msg = $findtext($right($4-, -1)) } 
    if (!%msg) { %msg = $3- } 
    .sockwrite -n sock.local $chr(58) $+ $replace($right($gettok($1,1,33),-1),>,Guest_) $+ ! $+ $gettok($1,2,33) $2-3 $+(:, $+ %msg)
  }
  else sockwrite -n sock.local $1-
}

raw 352:*: { if (G isin $7) && ($me ison $2) { cline -l $color(Blue) $2 $6 } }
raw 366:*: { 
  var %chan = $2 | if ($eval(% $+ WhoChan. $+ %chan,2)) { .unset $eval(% $+ WhoChan. $+ %chan,1) | var %i = 1,  %nick
    while ($nick(%chan,%i)) { %nick = $v1 | if (%nick != $me) { who %nick } | inc %i } 
  }
}
alias findtext {
  var %in, %out, %a, %b, %c, %d, %f, %g, %l 
  %in = $remove($replace($1-,$chr(32),$chr(160)),$chr(91) $+ /style $+ $chr(93),$chr(91) $+ br) $+ ]
  %a = 1 
  %b = $numtok(%in,91) 
  %c = $numtok(%in,93)
  :top 
  inc %a 
  if (%a > %c) { %out = $replace(%d,$chr(160),$chr(32)) | return %out }
  %out = $gettok(%in,%a,93) 
  if (style !isin $gettok(%out,1,91)) %d = %d $+ $gettok(%out,1,91)
  goto top
}

[Guest X-Fusion]

Why do you have two instances of an on sockclose event? They look like they're doing the same thing.

[The Gate Keeper]

the reason why you get it when you add the whois as well, is exactly as i said, you are trying to do too many things at once, and the server considers that flooding.

 

You need to put a counter, so that you only perform X amount of commands per few seconds, so that the server wont kick you off.

[Dippy]

Why do you have two instances of an on sockclose event? They look like they're doing the same thing.

 

Where?

[Haggis]

Here

 

on *:sockclose:sock.server:{
  echo -a 4* Server disconnected. Retrying.
  sockclose sock.local
  sconnect
}

  on *:socklisten:init.connection:{
  sockaccept sock.local
  sockclose $sockname
  sockopen sock.server 24.215.5.3 6667
}

  on *:sockclose:sock.server:{
  echo -a 4* Server disconnected. Retrying.
  sockclose sock.local
  sconnect
}

Edited February 2, 2009 by Haggis

[Fanfare]

He probably inadvertently placed it there...